Dr. Edward Houk Chun Junn, MD

Lack of bedside manners or caring, quick in and out with an upside pitch. Definitely in it for the money.

I pinched off the end of my finger in a piece of machinery. When the severed piece was presented to him he looked insulted/panicked and said emphatically in my hearing. "I can't do that!" His decision was medically sound, but his manner was far from tactful. When a student nurse entered the room ( with an ID tag hanging on her neck) he mistook her for a relative of mine. He washed the wound and dressed it leaving the bone protruding out the end of the open wound, telling me it would heal over. I saw a hand specialist who was visibly disturbed with Dr Junn's handiwork. He found multiple bone fragments still in the wound. He performed surgery the next day to remove the fragments and grind the bone back just enough so he could close the skin over it. Everything that should have been done in the ER. I don't mean to bash anyone but these are the facts and human lives and well being are at stake. Dr. Junn, you may be highly qualified for certain medical positions and I recognize… the need to learn by experience but please don't put humans at risk by taking a position over your head without a superior back-up. Perhaps St Alphonsus medical center bears the blame for asking too much of you. Thanks for doing your best. I think everything will turn out ok in the end and am not bitter at you. Life is a journey. Keep on.